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A flexible solution which is easy to move from space to space and which stimulates movement of children who are reluctant with physical activity in certain circumstances.
 This is the experience of a Danish kindergarten, which has been using WizeFloor Go for the past year. The children use their hands and feet on the interactive

WizeFloor is easy to decode, and it is straightforward how to use the floor, which makes it easy to join the games. The floor appeals to many different age groups. It can attract families, grandparents and grandchildren to be together on the floor, says Sidsel Bech-Petersen, Library Developer at Dokk1 in Aarhus. The idea of

One of the major challenges for people suffering from dementia is to remember things and recognize their daily routines in everyday life. Jigsaw puzzles on WizeFloor may help relieve this problem. Through the jigsaw puzzles, the dementia sufferers learn to select a reference point on the image. For example, the point may be a flower

At the Danish school, Vesterbakkeskolen, WizeFloor contributes to the academic and social development of the pupils. The floor has some educational advantages, which are particularly apparent at the special school, says Anna Rysbjerg Christensen, who has been a teacher at Vesterbakkeskolen for 11 years. “I’ve had a girl who could only say three words, but

Many people with dementia find that they are suddenly unable to find their way or remember, and consequently they lose control. WizeFloor is a tool to help people with dementia learn strategies for how to handle confusing situations. In the heart of Aarhus you will find DemensCentrum, which is a centre for dementia sufferers and

The Danish nursery, Børnehuset Taarnborg, has worked with WizeFloor for the last three years. The children ask for it as soon as the employees enter the nursery, and now the WizeFloor is only referred to as “The floor”. The kids love the many different games. The floor is easy to operate and after a few